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`x^3-6x^2+13x+60` is divided by `(x+2)`.

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Apply remainder theorem:
Since, `g(x)=x+2=x-(-2)` is divisor, So `a=-2`
[Note: To find `a` put `x-a=0` ]
Therefore, by remainder theorem,

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